it is that classic argument that has gone on really for decades about whether the cost of environmental protection is going to kill jobs and hurt the economy. of course, we found over the years that the opposite is true. protecting the environment is not as easy. in fact, it leads to new technologies, new businesses, new jobs. both things can be accomplished at the same time. this plan, which was part of the mission of a group that the president appointed on executive organization, which was headed by the ash commission. they were the ones, when looking at all the different aspects of executive branch, devised this plan to move all of these different functions into one agency. by the end of april rather, 1970, they had submitted their proposal to the president for his consideration. then on july 9th, he sent his proposal up to the congress. this is something that he did not need congressional approval for. unless congress, within 60 days said you can't do this, then they were able to go ahead and do it that is exactly what they did,. on december 2nd 1970, the epa stood up for the first time and bi

it's that classic argument that has gone on really for decades about whether the cost of environmental protection is going to kill jobs and and hurt the economy. of course, we found over the years that the exact opposite is true protecting the environment is not a zero-sum game in fact it often leads to new technologies new businesses new jobs. both things can be accomplished at the same time, but this plan which was part of the mission of a group that the president pointed soon after he came to office the advisory council on executive organization, which was headed by roy. ash. it's often called the roy ash or the -- commission. they were the ones who among looking at all the different aspects of the executive branch devised this plan to move all of these all of these different functions into one agency and by the end of fog or the end of april rather in 1970. they had submitted their proposal to the president for his consideration and then on july 9th, he sent his proposal up to the congress. now, this was something he did not need a congressional approval for the way it worked is if in less co

for such products is constantly growing, and the complexity of the production cycle and environmental protection in the report of violetta neledova from the tyumen region. bottles for water and household chemicals plastic corks paper aluminum cans on the one hand are harmful to nature garbage on the other hand material for processing, which can still be useful, we make such tablets for documents. e what is it? what do you think? and so it's something solid can be lids absolutely right. yes, this is a roof, for this we collect them in tyumen, the second ecohouse has already opened, a unique educational ecological platform where city residents can bring recyclables for recycling, as well as learn what kind of process it is and try to create something new from recycled materials and useful this tool. we call schroeder a here. we pawn our lids and actually. they are crushed. we have such shavings called on flex, then flex can be heated in the injector and using molds to make bright key chains and souvenirs or send the shavings to a thermos, where you get tablets and folders for papers, and plastic b

in support of environmental protection.hey relate to the cleaning of the territory, the arrangement of places of accumulation recyclable waste transportation, in addition, the tyumen region is also one of the few. and maybe so far it is also the only region where all-forming solid municipal waste passes the stage of sorting processing. that is, they all fall through onto the trash. sorting complexes take place the selection of the secondary. i and secondary raw materials are transferred to companies that are engaged in recycling special attention to ecology and nature is paid to companies involved in the production of the necessary raw materials for plastic this petrochemical complex per year produces up to 2.5 million polyethylene and polypropylene polymers, almost all plastic products that we use in everyday life are made from them. everything is made of this from casco, which is now on you with antibacterial wipes, and the masks that we all remember during the pandemic, all plastic polymer products from bottles from stic

host: for the divided and administration allow leasing with lands, it would upset the environmental protection wing of the party? from baltimore, good morning. caller: i am a real estate developer in for a permit to get any sort of approval small numbers of folks are using the process just to kill things rather than to provide input and mitigate risk. i think that has to be part of a process change to press forward and accept some local concerns. guest: there is a concern with nimbys. when it comes to folks holding things up, there will always be people who are opposed to any kind of growth. there are even folks who want to do you grow. at the same time, i would also say that argument has been used to pillory communities that are disproportionately impacted by certain kinds of commercial development. it's a thorny issue when you're trying to maintain a regulatory environment. host: there is a viewer who makes the statement, doesn't that type of energy policy mean maintaining the status quo? guest: people who advocate for it say if you streamlined the process to make approval for projects faste

it was the very 1st country in africa to an environmental protection to its constitution. today, 44 percent of the country's land is under conservation, including the mid desert. in the mid comes from the nama language and means free space. now that free space will be home to one of the world's most significant renewable energy projects. wind turbines and solar panels are meant to shoot out from the sand and provide millions of households with clean energy, including those in germany. me a team from the german energy company and a target owner research tool. that's our national park in southern namibia. they're looking for the best location to erect wind turbines. as part of the 10000000 euro energy project where we are right now. some of the world's best on shore wind, we know is, is really well class resource. 15 kilometers to the east. we have a solar sites which is some of the world's best seller. so within a very close proximity, we have very good renewables. namibia has designated an area a 100 kilometers long and 80 kilometers wide for the project. from 2025, some 6

[applause] we can't make any of these investments in education, economy, environmental protection and public safety if we don't have our fiscal house in order. over the past six years we have chartered responsible course together working with all of you and the j fc. we have protected taxpayer dollars and directed investments where they can have the greatest impact. i've talked to a lot of taxpayers over the years and i know you have as well. that is what they expect of us. when i took off for six years ago we were facing an almost foreign million dollar deficits. now we have $400 million more in reserves for when the economy turns down again which we know it will at some point. despite a global pandemic that ravaged our economy, we have turned a significant deficit and we have directed one time revenue into one-time projects that built our largest infrastructure program and delaware history two years in a row. we are repairing our roads and bridges across the state. we present the budget next week will stay the course and stay true to those principles. and i look forward to your supp

the things that we saw honorable sonata was the dismantling of pretty much every single environmental protection agency, the regulatory agencies that the environmental legislations, they have been destroyed by both sonata and lola will probably read in states. does firm legislation on the environment? of course it's going to make many people, many organized groups, very upset, specially those predatory groups in the amazon and organized crime in another other sets of groups. but i think it's very important to demonstrate domestic commitment to the environment and of course is going to bring many farmers and in many people involved with the amazon to his coalition by offering them sustainable alternatives that both on that has simply disregarded. so i think no one has a very positive track record on environmental protection. this will look back into the early 2, thousands lula was responsible for the greatest reduction in forest clearing in the amazon over his time in office. so i think it's, it's challenging, but of course law is up to this challenge is a, it was very emotional when he was talki

specifics of commitment to america, you talked about building energy from fridl sources and environmental protection committee to make construction easier? guest: as a legislative tactic, senator showed mansion struck a deal to pass the inflation reduction act. republicans have political goals in this and democrats are split on this issue. you have democrats who want to build more renewable energy sources but environmentalists focus democrats who would like a system that deals with the energy transition to include marginalized voices, and for them to have input in these processes more. republicans want to approve these processes faster because they are happy at a slower rate. when it comes to policy, republicans would like to do is streamline the national environmental policy act and make it easier for government agencies to issue permits but it could split democrats. host: who are the ones with the incoming house of republicans when it comes to making these policy decisions? guest: i would watch the chairman of the natural resources committee. bruce westerman, i was sitting in his office and in fro

oleksiy orzhel, the minister of energy and environmental protection of ukraine, will be with us now.ations mr. oleksii, i'm sorry for making you wait to hear. good morning, mr. oleksii. well, this one was shot down by air defense forces last night. well, apparently, all 39 attack drones launched by the enemy on the territory of ukraine. about this the ukrainian armed forces have also eliminated two orlan 10 drones and an x-59 missile, however, the minister apologizes to the head of kyiv, the mayor of the city, vitaliy klitschko, said that one of the infrastructure facilities is so damaged and there is a shortage of electricity in the capital , well, the conspiracy began to be discussed in social networks how, why, did they shoot everything down, but did they hit something, or is the government not lying to us about the successes of ukrainian air defense? and what do you think? so, what happened tonight? how fatal are these injuries? for the power system of the capital and the capital region, please, as far as i know, it still has a fatal impression. and the conditions in the system a

i'm proud of the scientific work done under the pa environmental protection agency by president biden, the university of washington and so many environmental partners that fought so hard to stop this project. i'm proud to have stood with the fishermen and tribes of bristol bay in saying we need to protect this unique place forever. i want to thank some of our greatest champions, the united tribes of bristol bay, the bristol bay native corporation, the fishing families in alaska and washington. i want to thank my staff, nicky tushell, anette and jeff waters, who through a decade continued this fight to make sure that every administration was listening to this cause. it seemed like a david and gloith many times. but we know today that the voices of the fishermen at bristol bay provided the leadership we needed to preserve this area forever and said no to this project. fishermen know that the pacific northwest salmon is worth more than copper and it is worth more than gold. it is our pacific way of life and thanks to this administration, it will be protected. i thank the president. i yie

the message is about more than environmental protection. it's about social justice, they all want a word to be safer and ecologically secure, but they also want to preserve the existing environment from exploitation. a short while ago i spoke to lifelong her mom, economists that the keel institute for the world economy, specializing in international trade and emerging markets. and i asked him how important this lithium mining deal is that germany and chile signed over the weekend? well, over a long term it will be terribly important because latin america, especially chile, and also over that in american countries, have a large disposal of, of lithium and also other green metals in total. of course trade relations between the free countries are very meager. they used to be much better, but latin america, of course, has fallen behind as a trading partner for europe and also for germany. and that means of course that new fields have been explored. and of course, these are your new bill energies and especially with the green metals. now let's t

because in my opinion, absolutely no environmental protection measures are being observed as any of them. yes, the blue lights the tiger, the world's largest canaveral forest. this area about 40 times larger than germany, supplies the planet with oxygen ah, stretching from scandinavia all the way across canada, a launch part of it lies in russia. ah. indigenous peoples, like the shows have lived for centuries in the russian tiger, as hunters together with nature to day, their homeland is in danger. alexei shows us how christ the coal mining has come to the shows forest seemingly out of no where the tiger turns into a lunar landscape. the forest has turned into a messy patchwork. the machines tearing into the landscape more and more is being mined in russia. from around 260000000 tons in 200-2400 1000000 tons in 2021. the figure is expected to continue climbing higher and higher. this is in direct conflict with pu tins ecological promises. oh ah, said the corporations and only got involved, this is huge business bumps for the indigenous population. it spells disaster. oh, they're in chest

their message is about more than environmental protection. it's about social justice. they all want a world to be safer and ecologically secure, but they also want to preserve the existing environment from exploitation. staying up in the air and commercial air travel is seen as one of the great scourges of the environmental movement, but could green a flying soon be getting off the ground you. a airline emirates thinks it may have just made a major move in the right direction. here you can see one of its boeing triple 7 is being filled up with so called sustainable aviation fuel staff. it's an alternative to kerosene, made from recycled materials such as old cooking oil. as the jet took off without in passengers. it became the 1st to be powered by and in an engine running entirely on the more environmentally friendly fuel a. so from man the business, seen him berlin from all. you can have a c, d, w dot com slash business. we're also on the day to when use youtube channel, you can check out our latest data we business special, where we look at the big tech jobs the co b

but only last week, the watchdog for england's nature, the office for environmental protection, saidwhat was needed. so, what does it make of today's plan? what is required is coordination and organisation on an unprecedented scale. so, can the government deliver on the planet produced today? this is possible, this is possible, but it requires a great deal of effort and the effort must start now. the good news is ecosystems can recover surprisingly quickly. duck quacks. just look at this, a family of otters. after years of absence, the top predator is back on the river kennet. the condition of this river and some other chalk streams has been improving. evidence of what could be achieved if the government acts on its new plan. justin rowlatt, bbc news, wiltshire. more than 100 people are now know to have been killed in yesterday's suicide bombing at a mosque in the pakistani city of peshawar. most of the victims of the attack were police officers who were praying at the time. the who were praying at the time. mask is in a high ser and the mask is in a high security zone and an investi

protecting vulnerable work and community and general low in environmental protection.t under scorch enough i found this she had a focus on ethics and honorablely serving the public good and she cared about maintaining citizens faith in believe agencies. and did this with funding that epa trusted her with and saw her carry that work out. without any occurrence about integrity. those of us who worked with her came to trust her knowledge and experience and vision and leadership. thez epa appointed her to the local government add sunrise row committee based on this track record. she has a legacy of honorable collaborate rigz with stake hold and a track record of results. i feel i can speak having worked with her for over 20 years of the 40 years i work in the government that debbie's leadership and ethical approaches to her. of your 3 minutes expired. >> thank you. jot next caller is in room. >> speaker you have 3 upon minutes. >> good morning. i'm david, i serve chair of the california energy commission and that capacity i manage 9 billion dollars budget and staff of 700

our coastal region, such an increase in control will certainly have a beneficial effect on environmental protectiontonia has a long coastline along the baltic sea and the gulf of finland. water is 12 nautical miles. this is 22 km and 200 m, the contiguous zone can be extended by another 12 miles, but given that the gulf of finland, like the neck of the baltic sea, is only 80 km from helsinki. the territorial waters of finland are already nearby, if both countries announce the creation of an adjacent zone of neutral waters. in this part of the gulf of finland will not remain, which theoretically increases the chances of stopping and inspecting russian ships talking about what to turn the baltic sea. inside about what needs to be limited shipping, and the russian fleet. ah. they have been going on for quite a long time, but the fact is that the sovereignty of the state does not extend to the adjacent zone and the freedom of free navigation, the adjacent zone, it is not possible to restrict the right of innocent passage, even warships, which are unlikely to be dared to inspect , while the control of c

policy, information technology and communications, as well as the committee on ecology and environmental protections very useful for everyone when at the same time the state duma gathers a committee responsible for the sectoral content of a particular initiative and a committee responsible, let’s say, for the technological component, the creation of a single digital platform will ensure the collection of data from all sources on the state wildlife and atmospheric air bowels of water bodies reproduction of forests and other systems of eco-monitoring. if the bill is adopted, regions and enterprises start sending information. if this is monitoring since march 1, 1925 , the committee believes that it should be not just a database in general, but serious analytics. we also talked about this system, which makes it possible to assess the level of pollution sources and issue, accordingly, forecasts about the importance of creation. the conditions for injuring reliable information on air pollution and noise monitoring were also discussed at the round table of the new people faction according to rospotrebnad

stifling the use of natural gas does not help, especially to achieve our shared goal of environmental protection. is a policy that lower emissions in the united states, but raises them abroad a sound environmental policy? the best thing that we can do for climate is to produce more of america's oil and natural gas and share our energy innovations around the world with our allies. one analysis found that if we were to replace the world's coal consumption with u.s. lng, the emissions impact would be enormous. greater than that of electrifying every u.s. vehicle, putting solar panels on every u.s. home and doubling our wind capacity combined. producing and exporting more american energy hems the planet, our people and our partners. i recently visited an off-shore oil platform in the gulf of mexico. when my tour was over, one of the crew members, jim, pulled me aside and said, i know our industry gets disparaged sometimes, but i want you to know i'm proud of what i do here. we're making the energy that america needs. workers like jim have of course done a lot already and they want to do even more. o

for the 1st time, environmental protection is top of the agenda. is compromise soil in the government of president boric is committed to ending the sacrifice zone and transforming it into an ecological restorations on that. i would assume that we've already made great strides towards this goal. and the 1st 7 months of government will, you know, as who i will die. in 2023. we plan to monitor harmful pollutants more stringently inching terror pulling from covey and anywhere else in the country, no different the value of it by communities here are still waiting for real improvements. air pollution levels are still extremely high and children in the region are suffering. but teacher opinion is, takes local school children on field trips to show them places in the sacrifice zones that are worth protecting. happy to day, she's with children and teachers from an elementary school there, climbing a mountain to an abandoned mind, to analyze the minerals. i met with that. it is a stone with copper and cords. yes. it's very beautiful. he does come with the be

also, environmental protection agency administrator told me that jackson is one of countless communities grappling with aging water infrastructure as federal investment dwindled. why we're here is because there has not been the critical investment needed to help cities like jackson avoid going into the failures that we're seeing across the country. >> yamiche you talk about other communities struggling, dealing with decades old water infrastructure issues. have any of those places found solutions that have worked, like what has been successful in some of these other locations, something that may help people in jackson? >> it is a critical question and one that the doj as well as the epa, the environmental protection agency, they're looking at. i just did a story about baltimore, where are having critical water issues. from my understanding in talking to the epa administrator, they're saying it is really about investment and putting money in different systems. they're pointing at places like west virginia, like baltimore, like lowndes county, alabama, all these different places, they're h

this could open up new paths to environmental protection. also with packaging material, because online trading in particular produces vast amounts of waste. styrofoam is a big problem. it's difficult to recycle and it's not biodegradable. and american company developed an alternative solution with fungal sport mixed with chopped straw there, filled into a mold, and then kept moist and warm for 5 days. the result is a grown packaging element. it's light and completely organic. after use the mushroom straw box simply and says compost in a few weeks, it will completely dissolve in file, it says a 0 anita is it makes a lot of sense to replace fossil fuel products and bio plastics are one possibility i'd but we will have difficulties in fully implementing this is because we will have to get back to the bio mass to limited cultivation space. you mustn't that on monday, because inflation ah, there are limits on how much straw can you source to. the ation laura cuppa from near munich have developed insulating packaging for shipping food. it protects

so i think le has a very positive track record on environmental protection. this will look back into the early 2, thousands lula was responsible for the greatest reduction in forest clearing in the amazon over his time in office. so i think it's challenging, but of course slowly is up to the challenge in his it was very emotional when he was talking about poverty in his country. but how can the man and of a political party to work a party that has been tainted by combustion? charges has been in power for 13 years until the impeachment of jeremiah roost have . how can the party of the and under president beach out of the people convinced them that they are genuine about the need to clamp down on poverty? well this has been a very long standing committee for the 1st time he reached power back in 2002. he spoke about hunger signal and this time he's speaking about inequality. so i think that these are very strong messages for him as an individual, as a person who migrated from their number go to some power. all one went through very difficult personal times. rea